What does KDT mean?
KDT means Knowledge-Dependent Transaction
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Knowledge-Dependent Transaction?
Knowledge-Dependent Transaction can be abbreviated as KDT
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What does KDT stand for? KDT stands for "Knowledge-Dependent Transaction". |
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How to abbreviate "Knowledge-Dependent Transaction"? "Knowledge-Dependent Transaction" can be abbreviated as KDT. |
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What is the meaning of KDT abbreviation? The meaning of KDT abbreviation is "Knowledge-Dependent Transaction". |
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What is KDT abbreviation? One of the definitions of KDT is "Knowledge-Dependent Transaction". |
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What does KDT mean? KDT as abbreviation means "Knowledge-Dependent Transaction". |
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What is shorthand of Knowledge-Dependent Transaction? The most common shorthand of "Knowledge-Dependent Transaction" is KDT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- KMBOK - Knowledge Management Body of Knowledge
- KB&KS - Knowledge Building and Knowledge Sharing Conference
- KBKM - Knowledge-Based Knowledge Management
- T-BUS - Transaction-Bus
- T3POS - Transaction Processing Protocol for Point-Of-Sale
- TBMS-F - Transaction Business Management Systems-Finance
- TL1 - Transaction Language 1
- TITAL - Transaction Insured Trade Acceptance Locator
- TPNT - Transaction Program Name Table
- TRAN-PRO - Transaction Processing
- TPC-E - Transaction Processing Performance Council - New On-Line Transaction Processing Workload Benchmark
- EKAW - Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management - Knowledge Patterns
- KTS - Knowledge Transaction System
- KAW - Knowledge Acquisition for Knowledge-Based Systems Workshop
- KMCBK - Knowledge Management Common Body of Knowledge
- KRK - Knowledge Revolution Knowledge
- KWICK - Knowledge Workers Intelligently Collecting/Coordinating/Consulting Knowledge
- tkde - Transaction on Knowledge and Data Engineering
- KAS - Knowledge, Attitude, Skills. The constituents required for people to succeed at what they do, individually and collectively. Knowledge and Skills can largely be trained; Attitude can't - it's a factor of personality, emotion, personal circumstances, and t
- KASH - Knowledge, Attitude, Skills, Habits. Another useful acronym for trainers to explain different aspects of learning. Generally skills and knowledge are easier to develop and change than attitude and habits. (Ack SD) If you know the origins of the KASH acron